Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1947 — Page 5

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«hd only president of the Citizens

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“ 'B. Miller and’ a son, Blaine H.

" Jose Antonio Llerandi were executed

Winfield - Miller, retired banker and a former|state legislator, died last night at his home, Bucking ham apartments, 3108 N. Meridian st. Mr. Miller, who was 04, was first

Trust Co, of Indi “anapolis, serving “from 1903 ‘to 1908 when it was dissolved. He was

the Aetna Trust Co. of Indianapolis. He was a charter member of the Indianapolis Chamber of Comresponsible for its founding. In 1010, as president of the Conimercial club, he suggested the consolidation of civic groups into one organizdtion, which becdme the Chamber of Commerce. He served in the Indiana house of representatives from 1018 to 1919 and in the state senate from 1920 to 1923 and 1928 through 1933, ? Member of Masons . He held mémbership in the Century club, Columbia club, the Ma‘sons and the Meridian Street Methodist church. He was admitted to the Indiana bar in 1901 but never practiced. Mr. Miller was a native of Read’ ing, Pa., living in Illinois and Iowa before moving to Caldwell county, Mo., where he was educated, taught school and studied law. His first wife, Mrs. Edith Elizabeth Miller, died in 1895. He is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Lillie

Miller.

Nationalists Executed MADRID, Jan. 15 (U., P.. Basque Nationalists Jose Issasa and

by a firing squad Monday, the undersecretariat of popular education revealed in a communique today.

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Was Conregpondent For Quarter Century

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beloved newspaper men. death,”

CG. Ross. man and & fine gentleman.”

Md. He was 67,

fered a heart attack on Sunday. Wife Gels Sympathy

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Peyton ‘Newman, Western Union operator in the Albee bldg. where Mr. Thistlethwaite for many years,

has had his office; wired Mrs, Thistlethwaite: “I will miss him great-

sincere sympathy is with you.” These messages were augmented

the whole range of political and professional life. From Kansas City Roy Roberts, past president of the American Soelety of Newspaper Editors, telegraphed: “My most sincere sympathy, Mark was a grand man.” Harold M. Talburt, president of the Gridiron club, said the entire membership w attend funeral services which are to be held here Friday. The Rev, R, Paul Schearrer Takoma Park, Md, Ww Burial will be private:

Native of Richmend

A native of Richmond, Ind. he was graduated from the high school there and held a degree from Swarthmore college. He began his newspaper career with the former Philadelphia, Pa., Press. Then he came here to work successively for The Indianapolis Star, former Indianapolis Sentinel and as statehouse reporter for The Indianapolis News.

1913, when the latter was governor of Indiana, and from 1913 to 1921, when Mr. Marshall was vice presi-

dent. Mr. Thistlethwaite authored |

“Recollections of Thomas R. Mari shall,” In 1921, Mr. Thistlethwaite began representing the News, as wéll as the Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette and Terre Haute Tribune.

Covers Major Events Friends said he covered nearly

DOUBLE | every major Washington event durs

ing the last 22 years, including presidential inaugurations,. political conventions since 1912 and the 10day death watch for the late President Woodrow Wilson. A Democrat, Mr. Thistlethwaite’ was a member of Kappa Sigma, the National Press club, and past presi-| dent of the Gridiron club. Survivors are his wife, Mabel, and two sisters, Miss Maud Thistle-! thwaite and Mrs: Mark H. Pennell,

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ALL THREE IN A KIRBY FUNERAL SERVICE

ROBERT E. KIRBY

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both of Dayton, O.

15.~Ffom . | President. to press galleries, Washington today mourned the death of Mark Thistlethwaite, one of its Dest

“I am grieved to learn of his President Truman said through his press secretary, Charles “He was a fine newspaper~|

Mr. Thistlethwaite, Washington correspondent for the Indianapolis News the last 25 years, died yester‘|day at his home in Takoma Park,

The veteran -newspaperman suf-

ly. He was so kind and gentle one could not help but like him, My

by dozens of others representing

will officiate. *

He was private secretary to Thomas R. Marshall from 1909 to

| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rogers: (two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Rucker and

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CORRESPONDENT DEAD— Mark o ethwate, a WashingC.,. newspaperman the tog > years, died yesterday,

Lt. Gen. Sultan Dies in Capital

Lt. Gen. Danijel I. Sultan, inspector general of the U. 8, army, who succeeded Mayor Robert H. Tyndall as commanding officer of the 38th division, died last night at Walter Reed hos- # pital, Washington, An acute heart condition caused his death,

Tyndall, major general, as commander of the 38th on April 29, 1941, at Camp Shelby, Miss. One of the army's top- -flight en'gineers “during his 43 years of serv ice, Gen. Sultan was army ground force commander in the BurmaIndia theater. Gen. Sultan was graduated from West Point in 1907 While at the service academy, Gen, Sultan played on the football team and was picked for Walter Camp's All-America team, During world war I Gen. Sultan served on the general staff in Washington. In 1919 he went overseas for duty on the general staff of the A.E PF At one time, Gen. Sultan spent {several years in Nicaragua survey(ing the possibility of a second At{lantic to Pacific canal. He was awarded the distinguished service medal three times. Gen. Sultan was a native of Oxford, Miss. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Florence Sultan; daughters, Mrs. Marshall R. Gray, Kelly field, Tex, and Mrs. Perry B. Hackett, Brighton, Mass, and {2 a sister, Mrs. Henry 'M. Faser, Ox- | ford, Miss.

(Elbert W. Rogers

Elbert W. Rogers, employee of the {maintenance department of the { Pennsylvania railroad, died yester(day at his home, 206 N. Beville ave. He. was 49, Mr. Rogers was a native of Hot Springs, Ark., and a resident of Indianapolis for 17 years. He had been employed by the Pennsylvania two years and was a member of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, local 3097. He is survived by his wife, Thadious; a daughter, Laura May and a son, Elbert A., all of Indianpaolis; his

Gen. Sultan

Mrs. Stella Raymond, al] of Hot Springs, and five brothers, Travis and Arlie, Hot Springs; Albert, Sdn Francisco, Cal.; Harry, Little Rack, Ark., and John, Ponca City, Okla. Services will be 1:30 p. m. Friday in Moore mortuaries peace chapel. Burial will be in § Clayson, Ind.

Mrs. Emma Heydon.

Mrs. Emma Heydon, an Indianapolis resident 45 years, died yesterday in her home, 4232 Park ave, She was 75. A native of Grand Rapids, Mich., she was a member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic church, Survivors are six sisters, Mrs. Mary Bibblde, Hammond; Mrs. Melvina Johnson, Mrs. Alice Morgan, Mrs. SteMa DeHass, Mrs. Hazel Lewis and Mrs. Lettie Morgan, all of Grand Rapids; a niéce, Mrs.

nephew, William Heydon, Noblesville,

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Retived Toolmaker Was Ml 10 Years

‘A retired toolmaker,

terday at bis home after an illness of 10 years. He was 80. - + A lifetime resident of this city, Mr. Erb was employed by the Dean

was & member of the Wallace Street Presbyterian church. ‘Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Moore Mortuaries Irving-

[ton chapel with burial in Memorial

Park. The Rev. Roy Mueller, will officiate. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Harry OC. Githens; two sons, George and Leo; flve grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, all of this city.

Mrs. ,Leota Silvey Mrs, Leota Silvey, an Indianapolis resident 35 years, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Hazel D. Hill. : Mrs. Silvey was a member of the

"| Broadway Methodist church ‘and

the Brightwood chapter, O. E. 8.

’ | Solomon | |Erb, 1028 N. Wallace st., died yes-

Bros. Pumps, Inc., for 57 years. ‘He

the Royster & Askin funeral home, Burial will be in Crown Hill. She was 78. Ill for about five years, Miss Elst lived for many years at 37 8. Ritter ave. A native of Milroy Ind, she was a member of the Downey Avenue Christian church

Richard E. Woodward

Services for Richard E. Wood-~ ward, who died yesterday in City hospital, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Mr. Woodward, who was 67, resided at 405 E. 32d st. A native of Virginia, he came hére three years ago from Front Royal, Va. He is survived by his wife, Martha, and a daughter, Mrs. Rose Malone, both of Washington, D. C.; another daughter, Mrs. Edith Arm~

Hester Williams, and a -brother, George Woodward, both of Front

Survivors besides Mrs. Hill in- Royal.

'|8he was the widow of Pressly Berry-| M ‘| agent, who died in 1922,

sisters, Mrs.* Willlam Lea;

hold, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs.

be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Berryman, who was lived in Indiangpolis more years, coming here

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Mrs, Harry Hoagland, of Indianapwager and Allen Holwager, Madison. '

Henry E. ‘Buescher

"E. Buescher, retired truck gardenet, died. today at Methodist hospital, He was 83. Mr. Buescher, a native of Madison county, Ill, had lived in Indianapolis 43 years. He made his residence and farmed a truck garden at 2721 Madison. ave, . He

today at her home, wo. 0. gos \ st.

apolis, .

Leapley and inc, station for the past four years, she was a member of the Bethany Christian church and the ‘Women's, Marine ‘Corps auxiliary.

Saturday in the’ J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes with burial in Crown cemetery. The Rev.’ Eddingfield, her pastor, clate. :

Wiseman Sr. and four grandsons, all of this city.

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